Soimah Distributes Aid in the Midst of the Corona Outbreak: Where Are the Rich People's Voices, Don't Just Stay Quiet

Kapanlagi.com - Following a number of social activities carried out by celebrities to help communities affected by the corona, Soimah also took part in a noble act. The Javanese singer distributed various basic necessities for the community in Yogyakarta.

Through her Instagram account, Soimah showed the aid items that she would distribute. Interestingly, this action was not done alone. She also involved other members of her family, including her father-in-law.

1. Prepare Eggs - Rice

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Soimah prepares eggs, soy sauce, and rice to distribute to several communities in Yogyakarta. Apparently, she obtained these items with the help of some of her family members. Even the rice she obtained was the result of her father-in-law's milling.

"Ready to act, rice, ndog gemak (quail eggs), soy sauce. Hopefully useful, thank you to my beloved father-in-law who has milled the rice, Mr. Supardal. Thank you to @marsieh_shu_harno_ and family for selling endog at a very cheap price, thank you to @gepengkk for finding soy sauce here and there, and to other friends who have packaged and delivered them to the target," Soimah wrote in her post, (2/4).

2. Will Distribute Masks

In addition to basic necessities, it turns out that Soimah will also distribute masks to the community. However, she admitted that the masks are still in the process of being made.

"Hopefully useful, just waiting for the next target, cloth masks are still being made," she said. Soimah's actions certainly invited a lot of praise. The comment section was flooded with words of support from netizens.

3. Invite People to Share

The woman who is familiarly called Mae Soimah also inserted a message and invitation for wealthy people out there. She urges them to do the same by sharing with others in this condition.

"Yo yo yo rich people where is your voice, don't just stay silent, let's work together (where is the voice of the rich people, don't just stay silent, let's work together)" writes Soimah.

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